Nasu Garden Brewery to Exhibit at Craft Beer Fest in Oyama on May 23 and 24
Nasu Garden Brewery announced on Instagram that it will set up at the "Oyama Craft Beer Fest" held at Oyama Goten Square on May 23 and 24. The venue will be open both days from 11:00 to 18:30, and the event will take place rain or shine, with cancellation in severe weather.
Hop BroNasu Garden Brewery is setting up at the Oyama Craft Beer Fest. It's about livening up the first-ever beer festival at Oyama Goten Square on May 23 and 24.
MugiWhoa! It's the first-ever beer festival! New events are kind of exciting, aren't they?
Hop BroAnd it's from 11:00 to 18:30, rain or shine, canceled only in severe weather. It's nice to be able to enjoy it at a relaxed pace until the evening.
MugiA tasting sounds fun, but what does NASU de SUNA mean?
Hop BroBasically, it's a brand name that carries the feeling of beer brewed in Nasu, for Nasu. The message of craft beer for Nasu is straightforward and great, isn't it?
MugiOhh! I wonder if the logo has meaning too? Hearing Nasu mountain range motifs makes it sound like it even holds the air of the place!
Hop BroExactly. It includes images of dairy farming and the mountains, so it really feels like a locally rooted brand. From the directly operated shop in Nasushiobara too, you can tell they value their connection with the local community.
MugiDoes the article say anything about the style of the beer? It'd be easier to picture if I knew the beer style.
Hop BroIt doesn't mention that, so it's more accurate not to add anything by guesswork. The style isn't listed, but that leaves room to discover it for yourself at the event.
MugiI see! Then on the day, I'll look for Nasu craft beer in Oyama and end up wanting to drink with you too!
Hop BroIt's decided. Let's toast at Oyama Goten Square while enjoying the atmosphere of the first-ever event.
Nasu Garden Brewery announced in an Instagram post on May 11 that it will be exhibiting at the "Oyama Craft Beer Fest". The post noted that the event will be the first beer festival of its kind and said it will be held over two days, Saturday, May 23 and Sunday, May 24, at Oyama Goten Square. Hours are 11:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., and the event is scheduled to go on rain or shine, with cancellation in severe weather.
Nasu Garden Brewery is a brand of Nasu Boulder Project Co., Ltd., based in Nasushiobara, Tochigi Prefecture. On its official website, the company says it aims to develop the Nasushiobara area into a city where people can enjoy a "healthy lifestyle", and lists among its goals the construction of a craft beer brewery and the construction of a brewpub with a café. Its directly operated shop is located inside Nasu Garden Outlet, and the company continues its community-rooted approach.
The company's craft beer brand, "NASU de SUNA", carries the idea of "craft beer brewed in Nasu, for Nasu." Its logo incorporates motifs inspired by dairy farming and the Nasu mountain range in Nasushiobara City, giving the brand a design that emphasizes its ties to the local area.
This announcement of participation can be seen as a move showing that this locally rooted brand is expanding its activities beyond Nasushiobara. The first-ever beer fest could offer a chance to taste Nasu craft beer in Oyama.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroNasu Garden Brewery is setting up at the Oyama Craft Beer Fest. It's about livening up the first-ever beer festival at Oyama Goten Square on May 23 and 24.
MugiWhoa! It's the first-ever beer festival! New events are kind of exciting, aren't they?
Hop BroAnd it's from 11:00 to 18:30, rain or shine, canceled only in severe weather. It's nice to be able to enjoy it at a relaxed pace until the evening.
MugiA tasting sounds fun, but what does NASU de SUNA mean?
Hop BroBasically, it's a brand name that carries the feeling of beer brewed in Nasu, for Nasu. The message of craft beer for Nasu is straightforward and great, isn't it?
MugiOhh! I wonder if the logo has meaning too? Hearing Nasu mountain range motifs makes it sound like it even holds the air of the place!
Hop BroExactly. It includes images of dairy farming and the mountains, so it really feels like a locally rooted brand. From the directly operated shop in Nasushiobara too, you can tell they value their connection with the local community.
MugiDoes the article say anything about the style of the beer? It'd be easier to picture if I knew the beer style.
Hop BroIt doesn't mention that, so it's more accurate not to add anything by guesswork. The style isn't listed, but that leaves room to discover it for yourself at the event.
MugiI see! Then on the day, I'll look for Nasu craft beer in Oyama and end up wanting to drink with you too!
Hop BroIt's decided. Let's toast at Oyama Goten Square while enjoying the atmosphere of the first-ever event.
